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MOLSEED v. LITTLE

Victorian Reports, 1876
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WOOD v. LITTLE

Victorian Reports, 1922
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LITTLE v CORNALL

Victorian Reports, 1989
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LITTLE v. WOOD

Victorian Reports, 1921
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LUBCKE v LITTLE

Victorian Reports, 1970
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R v LITTLE

Victorian Reports, 1957
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Little (A Pseudonym) v R

Victorian Reports, 2015
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LITTLE v STATE OF VICTORIA

Victorian Reports, 1998
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Little v and parametric variation

Natural Language & Linguistic Theory, 2011
Much current work assumes that “little v” (henceforth v) is a universal functional category directly involved in the building of predicates. As a functional category, one would expect v to be the locus of parametric variation, as predicted by Hagit Borer’s (1984) original hypothesis.
Kay González-Vilbazo, Luis López
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Little Richard - Gebhart, Steve (V)

2021
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